1. Unit 6 Sylvia Li Based on San-Min Textbook Book1 Lesson 6

2. Britain n.(UK, Great Britain) 英國 British adj. 英國的；英國人的 Princess Margaret n. 瑪格麗特公主 English adj. 英文的；英文的

3. ③ Britain n. 英國 除了用 Britain ，一般提到「英國」， 常用 the UK ，因為英國的全名為大不列顛及北愛 爾蘭聯合王國 (The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland) ，簡稱為 the United Kingdom 。聯合王國意指英國國土由 四部份組成，即英格蘭 (England) 、北愛爾 蘭 (Northern Ireland) 、蘇格蘭 (Scotland) 以及 威爾斯 (Wales) 。愛爾蘭雖於 1922 自英國獨 立出來，首都設在都柏林 (Dublin) ，但北愛 爾蘭仍屬英國領地。 X

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5. 3. prediction n. [C] 預測，預言 @ The government made a prediction that the economy would be worse next year. @ The fortune­teller read Tammy's palm and made predictions about her future. @ No one can predict what that crazy killer will do next. @ Watching this movie is really a waste of time because the plot is predictable. @ The center will make long-term weather predictions of this area.

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7. 1. record vt. n. 記錄 @ Becky recorded what everyone said in the meeting on her computer, so that she could listen to it again. @ I keep a record of how much I spend each day by writing down the things I bought in my notebook. @ Mt. Everest is the highest mountain on record. @The July maximum (ie the highest temperature recorded in July) was 30ºC. @ The swimmer set/tied/broke/held the world record. @ There is a record playing in the next room.

8. 2. publish vt. 刊登；出版 @ The health magazine published an article on yoga. @ Once my favorite writer’s new book was published, I bought ten copies of it in the bookstore. @ He published his opinions on his blog. @ The publisher owns the copyright of the storybook. http://citydistrict.com/images/WPB_Publish_V3.png

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10. 14. illustrate vt. ( 用實例或圖 示等 ) 說明 @ Brandon used several examples to illustrate his point. @ This picture illustrates how to make a pizza. @ Books intended for kids are usually fully illustrated. http:// http://static1.squarespace.com/static/52c6f529e4b001 bd32397de6/55341785e4b003aefe419807/553417bfe4b07fb5e0 4b7f34/1429477311825/OMW+pizza+3.jpg?format=500w

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12. 4. correspond vi. (fml.) 符合，一致；通信 @ The seat number should correspond to the number on your movie ticket. @ Does the name on the envelope correspond with the name on the letter inside? @People don't believe the politician because what he says does not correspond to what he does. @ Kelly corresponds with a student from the Australia to improve her English writing. They have been in correspondence with each other since last year. @ Newspapers send special correspondents to places where important events take place.

13. 5. category n. [C] 種類， 類別 @ The film Mission Impossible falls into the category of action movie. @ The library categorizes its books by subjects—sciences, arts, sports, etc. In an old library, you can use an index card system as you gather information. http://library.csudh.edu/capitalfund/campaign/OldLibrary/cardc atalog.jpg

14. 6. personality n. [U][C] 人格，性格 @ Aaron and Elton have very different personalities; Aaron is communicative while Elton is a person of few words. @ Gina and Tina don’t get along because their personalities clash. @ Dora's bright and pleasant personality makes her the most popular student in my class.

15. 7. trait n. [C] 特性，特徵 @ To me, openness is the most important personality trait in a friend. @ Many say that precision is a cultural trait of the German people.

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17. 8. enthusiastic adj. 熱情的，深具熱忱的 @ Mia is enthusiastic about her job; she has never lost interest in it. @ The candidate won the election with the enthusiastic support of the voters. @ Stanley has shown great enthusiasm for art since his childhood. @ Edward likes music. He practices piano with great enthusiasm. @ She greeted him enthusiastically with a kiss.

18. 9. energetic adj. 精力充沛的 @ The boys were energetic. They kept running in and out of the room. @ Even though Karen has worked all day, she is still full of energy. @ After breaking up with her boyfriend, Scarlett put/devoted all her energies into work. @ A hybrid car is one that combines energy from petrol and electricity. http://mediaresources.idiva.com/media/photogallery/2013/Oct/aries.jpg

19. 10. tend vi. 傾向，往往會 @ I tend to sleep late on weekends. However, I get up early when I have to go to school. @She tends to over-react when things go wrong. She is apt to shout at people anxiously. @ Many people tend /have a tendency to get nervous before they give a speech in public. @ There is a growing tendency to use credit cards rather than cash to pay.

20. 11. action n. [U] 行動 @ We have to take immediate action to deal with the problem before it gets worse. @ Vicky hopes she can put her idea for the new product into action in one year. @ Actions speak louder than words. @ We should act to help the poor to make their lives better. @ I think Henry acted like a fool on the stage.

21. 12. reach vt. 實現，達成；到達，抵達 ( 場所 ) @ Call me when you reach the train station. I’ll pick you up @ The team finally reached an agreement after they spent hours talking over the problem. @ I'm too short to reach the top shelf. @ The medicine should be kept out of the children's reach. @ Mandy reached/achieved/attained her goal of losing 5 kilograms before her wedding. @ Tim has set himself a goal to become a good doctor in the future. http://www.pitt.ed u/~kolko/img/RE ACH_big.jpg

23. 15.communicative adj. 健談的 @ Josh is shy and not very communicative. We seldom see him talk with other people. @ It is difficult to communicate with José since he doesn't speak English. @ Many teenagers usually have poor communication with their parents. @ A communications satellite sends radio, telephone, and TV signals around the world. http://www.crbm.cnrs.fr/images/Co m-Science/buzz.jpg

24. 16. eager adj. 渴望的 @ The lonely girl was eager to have a friend to talk to and play with. @They are eager to have a look at the beautiful singer. All the boys are eager for a kiss from her. @ He did everything for his girl friend with eagerness. @ He couldn’t understand my eagerness to learn. http://content.lessonplanet.com/articles/photos/1556 /iStock_000025879688Small_large.jpg?1378341177

25. 19. sensitive adj. 體貼的，善解人意 的 @ Teachers should be very sensitive to the needs of students with physical disabilities. @ Women are very sensitive about their age. @ Alvin really has no sense of humor. He didn’t see any fun in that joke. @ You are right in a sense, but you don't know the whole truth. @ What Alex says doesn’t make sense at all. http://www.deltadentaliablog.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/07/sensitive_teeth.png

26. 20. imaginative adj. 富有想像 力的 @ Our teacher is very imaginative and always has new ideas for teaching. @ Imagine (yourself) lying on a beach. Imagine that you are lying on the beach. @ Use your imagination and tell me what the clouds look like. @ The story of The Lord of the Rings is set in an imaginary world, not in the real world. http://www.meettheboss.tv/wp- content/uploads/2015/01/CLOUD.jpg

27. 17. gain vt. 獲得；增加 @ People tend to gain weight in winter because they eat more and exercise less. @ By working hard he gained rapid promotion. @ No pains, no gains. @ One man's loss is another man's gain. http://www.gll-getalife.com/wp- content/uploads/2013/07/fat_cartoon.jpg

28. 21. pleasure n. [U] 樂趣，喜悅 @ Oscar Wilde’s stories have given great pleasure to many readers. They all enjoy reading his works. @ The old lady took pleasure in telling her childhood stories. @ Are you going to Taipei on business or for pleasure? @ “Thanks for drive me home.” “It’s my pleasure.” @May I have the pleasure of this dance? http://ext.pimg.tw/vocalegg/493d64d61ec52.jpg

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30. 18. surround vt. 圍繞，環繞 @ I love the feeling of being surrounded by books in the library. @ The movie star was surrounded by the fans. Surrounding the star, the crowd of fans wanted to take pictures. @ Surrounded heavily by our troops, the enemy were like a fish in the pot @We sweep the floor and wash the windows every week to keep our surroundings clean.

31. 22. novel n. [C] ( 長篇 ) 小說 @ J. K. Rowling is a writer who is famous for her novel Harry Potter. @ More and more Hollywood movies are adapted from best­ selling novels. @ Al has a day job as an engineer, but he is also a freelance novelist. http://i.newsarama.com/images/i/000/113/230/original/JK- Rowling-Harry-potter.jpg?1378994329

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33. 23. painting n. [C] 畫作 @ A painting can touch your heart with colors in the same way that music does with sounds. @ Paintings by Picasso can sell for millions of dollars. @ This famous painting was thought to be by Van Gogh, but it is in fact a forgery @ His collection of paintings is most impressive. @ Dunhuang ' s mural paintings are greatly admired.

34. 24. success n. [C] 成功 @ The writer's new book was successful in attracting many readers. @ Let’s celebrate your success in finding a job. @ After trying many times, Arthur finally succeeded in wining Wendy's heart. @ Perseverance is the only road to success. @ Failure is the mother of success. @ He is not an overnight success.

35. astrology n. [U] 占星學，占星術 star signn. [C] 星座 starry adj. 繁星點點的

37. Napoleon Bonaparte 拿破崙‧波拿巴 (1769-1821) Winston Churchill 溫斯頓‧邱吉爾 (1874-1965) Martin Luther King, Jr. 馬丁‧路德‧金恩二世 (1929-1968) Mother Teresa 德蕾莎修女 (1910-1997) Kobe Bryant 柯比‧布萊恩 (1978-) Abraham Lincoln 亞伯拉罕‧林肯 (1809-1865)

38. Abraham Lincoln 亞伯拉罕‧林肯 (1809-1865) Oprah Winfrey 歐普拉 ‧溫芙蕾 Ernest Hemingway 歐內斯特‧海明威 (1899-1961) Amy Tan 譚恩美 Claude Monet 克勞德‧莫內 (1840–1926) Pablo Picasso